Kind of. Matrix is the most supported, and works very well. However, it doesn’t have feature parity with Discord. Voice/video chat can be added via integrations, but it takes quite a few modifications to the server’s infrastructure.

It’s also a bit more complicated to navigate,

Revolt is being created as a proper FOSS Discord replacement (similar UI even), but it’s pretty early in development. It also lacks federation, which is a huge caveat imo.

Is he? They never actually showed the wedding between two MAIN CHARACTERS!

[heavy breathing]

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Yeah if there’s one things Humans excel at it’s killing things.

The first species we Jurassic Parked are dire wolves?!

I swear humans are trying to speedrun their own demise.

But if it’s AI generated, who are they going to lay off after they release it?

Good for them. The gaming industry has needed better worker protections for decades. Healthier developers are more creative developers.

Satire is getting really hard.

What a legend. The significance of NTP cannot be understated. The internet as we know it could not work without it.

The fact that Facebook still exists is proof of this.

Do you play exclusively esports games or something? It’s rare I encounter a title that doesn’t work just fine on Linux. It seems I barely need to tweak any settings anymore.

I also prefer a desktop, but I’m not an elitist and I recognize the majority of people, especially younger people, consume a significant amount (if not a majority) of content on their phones.

Just gotta shout dialup noises.

You used to ignore the phone to browse the internet on a computer.

Now you ignore the computer to browse the internet on your phone.

Just give the hooman a rootbeer.

The other 70% are just storing that data to sell at a later date when they need another income stream to give hungry VC investors.

Not aligning these could lead to some hilarious boarding situations.

Is there a canon answer for why Star Trek ships always meet aligned? I always assumed either

1. Ships generally align with the galactic axis (seems unlikely every species would accept the standard).
2. Ships realign automatically when approaching another vessel based on their artificial gravity or something.

I imagine #2 could lead to some comical spinning as two ships keep trying to align to each other.

EDIT: Also, #2 gets exponentially more complicated as the number of ships increases–maybe the smaller ships align to the biggest one?